In the 138 th motorized rifle brigade - again the state of emergency

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Another state of emergency happened to the already notorious military unit - the 138-th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade. This time the battalion commander died there. Captain Gurov with his subordinates was supposed to destroy at the testing ground a batch of outdated munitions, but for some reason did so in the nearby forest. The tragedy occurred at the moment when the officer tried to disassemble the projectile with a hammer. An explosion to the battalion commander tore off his head.

Located in the village of Kamenka, Leningrad Oblast, the 138-I Guards Brigade has “distinguished itself” over the past year, and more than once. In April last year, during a night exercise, an officer accidentally shot two colleagues from a tank gun. In July last year, an army soldier died under a collapsed wall. In October, 2010, after a series of high-profile scandals related to non-statutory relations, Dmitry Medvedev himself had to deal with the situation in this military unit. Then the Supreme Commander ordered the dismissal of the brigade commander.
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  1. datur Rank
    datur
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    28 May 2011 11: 58
    a battalion commander and a hammer? it sucks and not part.
    1. Ahmet
      Ahmet
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      28 May 2011 23: 26
      I would like to know the type of ammunition that the captain took apart. If shots to an RPG or LNG - then it’s obvious that you’ll hand over the scrap metal (aluminum after all).

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